I have a 2003 525i Touring with DSP and Factory NAV (DVD), Will this unit work if i disconnect the factory NAV?
41969
I think it's a different unit if you have the DSP and Factory NAV. Mine is non-DSP and non-NAV. This plugs into the CD-Changer.
41970
I think it's a different unit if you have the DSP and Factory NAV.Mine is non-DSP and non-NAV.This plugs into the CD-Changer.
41971
I have a 2000 540i with DSP installed this unit and it works great been in car almost 3 yrs now and never had any issues. . All u have to do is unhook the cd player and plug unit in or basically just follow the instructions. ..Really simple you'll be pleased with outcome.
41972
Anthony, This may be a better question for the manufacturer of the device to be safe for they can have more insight as to how the inputs are being managed from the device and your head unit. I contacted them with a problem I was having and they were quite helpful.
1311965
No it dsnt turn off on its own. Infact if u don't put any specific destination on ot it will change to simply showing u the maps and roads without any navigation. It turns off when u turn it off or the ignition to the car is off.
929742
The disk should be o.k. It works in my 2008 RX400h. The nav. systems should be the same. Mine has Mark Levenson audio. Replacing the disk does eliminate your previous destinations.
1510399
Works with dealer installed TOYOTA alarm system. That's what I haveBTW, mine doesn't work well--have to push buttons multiple times, occasionally take it apart to make it work.
203287
No, it will only read the engine's ECU. You'd need a different interface in order to talk to the transmission or ABS.
1761501
I doubt it. If your nav unit is inoperable after installing the aftermarket head unit, it usually means the stock audio and nav are integrated somewhere and the nav won't work without the stock head unit.
1414794
Works great on my Chrysler 200 with navigation, (RHR radio). Suggest contacting Lockpick directly regarding your application.
1021704
Yes. Check this PAC Isimple site: http://www.pac-audio.com/seeAllApps.aspx?ProductID=1087&ProductName;=ISNI531I installed in 2006 Altima with Bose system but I also had the Satellite/Sat indicated on stereo. Utube for my car but may also help you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uL2KahuwCc
1979197
If the MAF is giving you a check light on the dash from being dirty than yes I would disconnect to reset the ECU. Other than that it depends on the make and model whether it's recommended. Disconnecting could never hurt though.
1933251
I use it for a '98, non nav, DSP.Works great.I have never had a problem with the unit, and has always performed as advertised.T
105191
i have a Rubicon '13 with Nav and after much struggle by myself and a professional installer, i had to return it. (not compatible)
176947
It worked fine with my 2008 US-spec TXS with factory navigation. I'm sure you know it's not exactly plug-and-play with the car. Also The 2004/2005 TSX used a different navigation computer that does not allow for a simple retrofit.
1866356
take the stereo out and look for a manufacture date, it needs to be at least 2003 (apparently) It didn't work on my 2002 325ci
1019641
Yes. I have a 2008 Cadillac Escalade with nav and entertainment package and it works great.
967319
i wish i could be of more help but i am not sure .it all depends if your radio is set up for satellite radio . would ask bmw . they should know . hope this helps to at least get the correct answer .regards gh
697289
That will not work. The connection will need to be change to obd I or obd II scanner possible work. If ECU been change you will need to find the A/B to get flashing check engine lit
154809
Yes, 2004 Acura TL with Navigation. It works fine for the most part but is not perfect. It occasionally causes the navigation system to reboot. When the nav reboots, it is the same as if the car had been turned off, so it takes a few seconds to come back up. I mostly use the iPod direct mode and select playlists and so on through the iPod itself. I find the playlist/track selection through the factory system slower and more cumbersome than just using the iPod; I also suspect it causes more frequent navigation reboots.